Roewell August News Note
In Roewell an August event is reported with sparse readable details and uncertain specifics. The fragment hints at an activity or notice from that period but lacks names places and outcomes.
31 Aug 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
Russell Banner
Location
Russell, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Aug 31, 1905
Page
1
In Roewell an August event is reported with sparse readable details and uncertain specifics. The fragment hints at an activity or notice from that period but lacks names places and outcomes.
Local notes report Prairie chicken shooting begins September 15. The Banner offers a special rate until January 1, 1906. The piece covers weather, a Dominion holiday, court schedule, school appointments, and various local events and notices.
Mrs. Win McFarlane visits Minnsika. James McIntosh recovers. Anderson and Dunsmore head to Brookdale for harvest. Miss Jennie Campion to teach Boulton school. P Stewart returns to London Ontario. Local dance, ranching talks, and Keating cattle purchase. Builders Wad Crerar Welles Cochrane Coulter Callin McFarlane. new binders and threshers. Port Huron Rushers. Questions linger on wedding bells base ball practice rural phone Nubse dances and future plans.
Local column reports two horses lost to swamp fever and a real estate push by Jack in Tumbell. Grain nears cutting as north river area yields good samples. Telephone link Asessippi Russell advances with poles in place. Sunday School to hold Thanksgiving and Children’s Day service Sept 24 led by Rev McKay and Mrs McKay. A severe eastern fire threatens timber remnants from spring fires. Bruce and the Spider revived with a grey team near Tum bel l. Royal Templars plan open meeting Sept 11 in Craig's hall. Grain buyers assigned. building activity and fall consignments up. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Clack buried at Strathclair. Rev Dawson officiated. Misses Sibbald from Winnipeg visiting Elphinstone group. left for Brandon by Tuesday’s train.
Government grants a water concession at Shellmouth for a Spooner mill with a site report and plans for Shell Field Milling Grist Co. Ltd. The writer discusses stock threshing costs, weather timing for threshing, stock handling, and the shift toward larger, shared threshing outfits as the era of small outfits dawns.
Mr A Kippen Jr bought Thos McLean’s threshing outfit. Chas Crawford was admitted to Winnipeg Hospital after an accident. Bas jon-medwercher of Winnipeg has spent a few weeks.
A devotional poem urging generous acts toward the hungry and needy. It emphasizes open hands and a generous basket as the path to blessings, noting the spirit of the giver matters more than quantity and promising divine reward for charity attributed to R. D. Coulter.
A farmer argues stacking is superior to stock threshing. The writer says stacking protects grain from weather, preserves color, and improves hardness through sweating for about a month before threshing.
The report notes fruit is scarce and costly in Winnipeg. Officials from the Canadian Pacific protest to the government over the Grand Trunk Pacific’s proximity to their line, but the government ignores the protest. A Wilde anecdote from Oxford describes his viv a voce trial translation of the New Testament. The examiner nods at a fine rendering as Wilde quips a punchline about Peter walking on water. Gardens and lawns are at their peak now.
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